How long does the 24.98 container last for one dog?
20121
It depends on the weight of the dog. there are different dosages depending upon the size of the dog.
20122
My 70 pound greyhound gets 4 teaspoons a day and at that rate the container lasts about 1 month give or take. It has worked really well for his joints.
20123
My dog is 50lbs so it lasts for two months, but if you have a smaller dog it would last longer.
20124
Dose is both weight and condition dependent. For example, we have a 23# dog that normally gets 10 ml /day go to double that after surgery for slipped patella. If you give 10 ml (2 tsp), the bottle should last about 75 days.
575180
My dog is still a puppy - only weighing 25 pounds at the moment - but from the looks of it, a 74lb lab/hound mix should do fine in there - especially if only for a couple hours.
178521
I bought a 6lb bag. It had more than 50 I'd say, lasted more than a month. I was giving my dog 1 1/2 a day.
227027
I am not sure. I never counted but maybe 20 or so. It last quite a while. I give my dog 2 1/2 with his kibbles. I use water to make the gravy. But I only give it to him once a week. He is 120 lbs so you might want to use less depending on the size of your dog
1933937
My little guy is only 5.5 lbs and he is a year old. This is actually a bit too big for him but he has plenty of room in it. I would think a dog no bigger than 20 pounds for the 24" crate.
2091843
A 64 oz pump bottle will last approx. 3-4 months for two dogs (1 squirt per dog 2x daily) and 3-4 squirts for free-choice cat food refilled every 3-4 days. No problem with exp date on my frequency of use.
437304
You might go through 4-5 a day with a small puppy in training. We keep one out for our dog in case we're away for a day so she rarely needs to use it but it sure comes in handy when she does. She used a few extra this winter because of the extreme cold but a bag of these lasts us a long time now that she's trained.
413499
Hi Stacy - I live alone and this container lasts for months. No problems! Enjoy!
1567997
I give my dog 1/2 scoop per day based on his weight range of 20-40lbs. Based on the calcuculation that should be about 11 weeks.
2235154
I have a 11yo 26-pound Scottish Terrier. I feed him once a night. I put in ONE level scoop. Mixed it in.He still likes to run and be a pup again.
1886177
If doing one shake a day, one container should last about 30 days. Therefore, you'd have roughly 4 months worth.
385171
I have 2 dogs, gave them one pump each per day, seemed to last forever, maybe 4-6 weeks
852678
We give our 98lb Lab 1tablespoon per day..... You go by their weight per amt you sprinkle over their food. I would say 1 lb lasts about 60 days for us. It has made the biggest difference in our older Lab! He walks so much better, in two weeks we could tell a difference! I highly recommend this product!
1642790
This is a HUGE bottle! 1 will last for a long time. I have been using it for the past 2 months and I would way I have used less than 1/6th of the bottle. I have a 16LB dog and I use it every day.
760697
This medicine usually has a fairly short shelf life. At least the bottle I purchased expired a few months after I received it. Which is an issue as you use such a miniscule amount. So even if used daily for a pet, one bottle should last over a year. I would contact the vendor and ask what the expiration dates are for the stock they are currently shipping. If its only 3 or 4 more months out, request a shipment with an expiration date of at least one year from shipment date.
367128
Sorry, I cannot answer you question exactly. I use 1 teaspoon full per day to sprinkle over both my dogs and the two cats food, and there are times when my one cat needs more and I mix one teaspoon with a little water and a strong probiotic to regulate his intestinal issues. I believe the last container lasted between 3 - 4 months. So much depends if you use intensively to address an issue or as maintenance. I hope this helps a little bit.
900163
The recommend time frame on bottom of container use in one years time. http://www.amazon.com/ref=gno_logo